The Unquiet Dead of Wuthering Heights

The house is awake. It keeps its dead. And it wants its own.

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From the back cover

Lockwood came to the Yorkshire moors for solitude. On his first night at Wuthering Heights, a child's ice-cold hand closes on his through the broken glass, and a voice twenty years dead begs to be let in.

Every turn of the story you know is still here: Catherine and Heathcliff, the two houses, the long revenge across the heath. But beneath it runs a colder design. The grim house on the hill is no longer only a setting. It is a conscious, patient thing that keeps what it takes, forges Heathcliff into its instrument, and works through two generations of love and cruelty toward the single ending it has always meant to have.

Brontë's people. Brontë's plot. And beneath them, the house that would not let go.

Details

• Beverly McLeod
• Trace Press
• Classics Reimagined, Book One
• A gothic retelling of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights
• Paperback, 6 × 9, 160 pages